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Integrating episodic and spatial context signals in the hippocampus

2024-06-25

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Episodic and spatial memory are the two key components of the mnemonic system in humans. Episodic memory enables us to remember events from the past whereas spatial memory enables us to form a map-like representation of the environment. Interestingly, these seemingly different functions rely on the same brain structure: the hippocampus. Yet, how the hippocampus supports both at the same time remains unclear. Here,...

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522a66d9-ce2d-5527-aff9-93f7afbb3ef1
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10.1101/2024.06.24.600445
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